Economy of movement
Thu 10 2008
This kitchen design by Image Cabinets won the HIA-Parbury award for Most Innovative Use of Space. It improves the cooking experience by reducing travelling distances.
All materials used in this kitchen were supplied by Parbury. The Silestone benchtops were manufactured by Contemporary Marble & Granite. Peter Hargreaves and Leigh Beisel
Detailed response
Thu 10 2008
Up with the play
Thu 10 2008
Working with the team at Harvey Norman Renovations is an easy way to source your new kitchen. In this laminate kitchen, which features Smeg appliances, vivid glass splashbacks help focus attention on the cooker and feature canopy.
This kitchen features aluminium-framed, frosted-glass cabinetry, and a benchtop with an aggregate mix. Harvey Norman Renovations
Definition by design
Thu 10 2008
In this black and white living space, art adds an element of colour, but the surrounding country and lake views are the real focus.
There are no walls separating the kitchen from the living area. Instead, a floating ceiling and tiled floor provide contrast and definition. Storage capability was important to the owners, so designer Ray Lind used full-length cupboards to provide the required space. A natural element is introduced by wood veneer on the cabinets, reflecting the home’s natural lakeside environment. Ray Lind of Martin Hughes Interior Design
Well-rounded
Thu 10 2008
Saluting a rich history
Thu 10 2008
TTop of the world
Thu 10 2008
Contrasting colours enhance the sleek look of this apartment kitchen. Cabinetry throughout Eureka Tower was built and installed by IJF Australia. The company says it worked closely with the developer and builder to ensure a cohesive approach.
Bedroom wardrobes have a similar high gloss polyurethane finish, and feature an illuminated centre console. IJF